Survey: Over 72% of Ukrainians Say Zelensky Bears Personal Responsibility for Aide Corruption
A quarter of respondents said the Ukrainian president bears no such responsibility, according to the reported survey figures.
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More than 72% of Ukrainians surveyed say President Volodymyr Zelensky bears personal responsibility for corruption involving his aides, according to reported poll figures.
Twenty-five percent of those surveyed said Zelensky bears no such responsibility, the report said, indicating a divide in public opinion on the issue.
The source material does not specify the polling organization, sample size, survey dates, or methodology used to arrive at these figures, which limits independent assessment of the survey's reliability.
Public perception of corruption involving officials close to Zelensky has been a recurring theme in Ukrainian political discourse, though the report does not detail which specific corruption cases respondents may have had in mind.
Further context on the survey's origin was not available in the source material.
Sources
- Over 72% of Ukrainians say Zelensky bears personal responsibility for corruption by aides — TASS (Russia)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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